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Viral TikTok Of Couple's All-Black Wedding Dress Code For Guests Divides Viewers

Viral TikTok Of Couple's All-Black Wedding Dress Code For Guests Divides Viewers
@jorrodgers/TikTok

TikToker Jordan Bussey showed off how her guests 'nailed' the all-black look—but some viewers weren't having it.

A wedding recently went viral on TikTok after the bride pointed out the unusual dress code: guests were asked to wear all-black attire to help the couple celebrate their special day.

The bride, Jordan Bussey, shared videos of her wedding, first via general shots and then one specifically about the dress code. She almost immediately received incredulous comments, with some people questioning her choice of all-black attire for guests.


Bussey did clarify in the comments that the outside portion lasted only 20 minutes before everyone moved to an indoor venue with, presumably, air-conditioning.

First she shared sweet glimpses of their day, in which you’ll notice the dress code if you’re looking for it.

@jorrodgers

Little snippets of our day 🫶🏼🥹 #weddingtok #wedding #2023bride #bride #weddingdetails #groom #fyp #weddingday

And then came the video highlighting the all-black dress code—for an outdoor, daytime event.

@jorrodgers

All black attire 🤌🏻 #allblackoutfit #weddingattire #wedding #weddingdetails #weddingtok #weddingguest #weddingguestdress

Some people loved the choice and fully supported her.

@haleigh.lol1/TikTok

@jenkins360/TikTok

@elizabethjoyceros/TikTok


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Others were worried about her guests in the heat.

@marlenemartinezcas/TikTok

@robbiemcbride165/TikTok

@westaklbbyxo/TikTok

@thebendybacker/TikTok


Still others commented that her wedding might be easily confused for another event where people dress in all black.

@proghost91


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Some folks liked her idea, but weren't confident their families could pull it off.

@jaxxnn2/TikTok

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And some said that her choice was one they might copy for their own ceremony, but with their own twist.

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The bride said that no one objected to the heat and... well, she got her dream wedding, regardless of what anyone else thought.

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